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If the roots of the equation `12x^(2) - mx + 5 = 0` are in the ratio `2: 3`, then find the value of m.

A

`5sqrt(10)`

B

`(5sqrt(10))/(12)`

C

`(5)/(12)`

D

`(12)/(5)`

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